Sarasota crash kills one, injures one

A crash in Sarasota killed a man yesterday afternoon.The crash on I-75 also injured a woman.The highway patrol says a 20-year-old woman drove her Mazda through a construction zone near Sumter Boulevard.It claims the... Read More.

Red tide at Tampa Bay beaches may move south this week

State environmental officials continue advising people that the region's beaches have a problem.The Fish & Wildlife Commission says the annual red tide has affected coastlines at Madeira Beach and Indian Shores, among other places.Swimmers... Read More.

Stone Crabs play home opener tomorrow

With the Major Leaguers out of sight, the Charlotte Stone Crabs have started defending their Florida State League title.The Stone Crabs play their home opener tomorrow with a game against the Palm Beach Cardinals.The... Read More.

Red tide popping up in beaches

FWC reports signs of red tide along several counties in the region.It indicates very low concentrations in five samples collected in and offshore of Sarasota and Manatee counties.The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute says... Read More.

Panthers killed in SWFL

State officials say Florida panthers have run out of room to roam.They have made this statement after road accidents killed two of them.The Naples Daily News reports separate incidents took place Wednesday in Lee... Read More.

Sarasota shooting arrest

Sarasota County Deputies have arrested three people in connection with the fatal shooting of 35 year old Jason Head on March 27th in the 300 block of Myakka Road. Police picked up: ... Read More.

Kayaker’s body found

The body of a Sarasota man who had been missing since Tuesday was found. 66 year old Tommy Trousdale's body was discovered in a canal within the Deer Prairie Creek Preserve in Venice.... Read More.

Run of “Faces of Punta Gorda” begins next week

An artist next week unveils portraits of some of the area's best-known personalities.Dedo has a new exhibit called "Faces of Punta Gorda."The celebration begins at Copperfish Books next Thursday at 5 o'clock.